They are mad at a van conversion BUSINESS because they wrongly assume these people just are rich and have a whole garage of tools to build a single van.
Even without the credit to their Instagram, it's obvious to anyone who's built anything this isn't a first time success. They clearly know what they are doing. You don't get results like this first try. Especially while trying to film at the same time.
They don't know cuz they've never tried to do anything with their own hands to realize how much effort it takes to becoming truly skilled at something. Rather just sit on reddit and rage about how a 100k conversion is generational wealth lol
Yeah I’m sure on that thread of hundreds of comments no one has ever built anything with their hands, it’s not like the working class is defined by our labour skilled or unskilled which you can’t say for any of the other classes
But sure let’s ignore the economic implications that this feels unattainable for most people that they think a trust fund is needed because their means are so few, your comment reeks of ‘accept it poors’ when you probably enlist our labour in every facet of your life.
The middle class are the worst advocating for a system that props up a club you think you’re in but never will be
Can I get frys with that? Also I'm a working man and who said I'm on the rich side? You're just making shit up. I'm talking about a specific group of people which you seem to be apart of.
But you’re not because you’re illiterate lol the rich boots you’re licking are laughing at you, I’m sorry I’m the first to tell you to your face, I’m working class and can spell a simple word like fries what’s your excuse?
I’m not mad, I think illiteracy is sad, I feel sorry for you life must be hard not being able to spell simple words even with autocorrect at your fingertips
But you are, you're still here commenting aren't you? If you truly didn't care and weren't getting your panties in a twist because you got called out for being a dumb dumb who can't spell you would just walk away from the conversation. It's just reddit after all, right?
Quite the opposite... they are media literate and know how subversive such content is to society.
It's an undisclosed ad for a business which a clickbait title which doesn't reflect reality and are showing a life for rich people which most consumers are not able to afford and make it look effortless without context. This is not good for society.
You don't acknowledging this and suggesting we should just accept such content is not having media literacy.
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u/Conner14 17h ago
Jeez these comments